Can Coil Cleaner Comparison 

Did you have to rinse it ?

I know Im kind of off topic but does anyone know a good website to watch newly released movies online ?

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rasta1kikker Thanks, I tried to make this vid as entertaining as I can. Yeah there isn't as many Lowe's as there is Depots. Your not missing too much from the Lowe's cleaner Dave.

Right on the home depot stuff dose ok for 5.50 lol

RONS BEERS & TOOLS the lowes one sucked.....did u even watch the video?

Yes I did see the whole video, I only have home window units, when I seen /heard the Lowes was non toxic and safe, plus Lowes is much closer to my home, a Home Depot is far. I liked the Home Depot one because you didnt need to rinse, But I only have small home window units. But I do watch a lot of product comparison videos. Cheers !

justin henning I thank you Justin

So true

Harry Dickson Thanks Harry

Because lazy like a plummer? "let it blow up next week and I get to write another bill."

I've used Simple Green on coils before and for this purpose the label should read Simply Doesn't Work. Plain water worked as well.

Emin HVAC Thanks Emin! I would pretty much agree with you that no-rinse stuff isn't the best. I'm glad you know that wasn't an option for me with the door, saves me the heartache of explaining why I couldn't do it.....lol!

lmao

It all depends on how dirty it is. Might want to try a shop vac with a dish scrubbing brush. Be gentle on the fins. And if it's still dirty finnish off with coil cleaner. Rinse with a pump sprayer. Sometimes you could put the panel inside unit to avoid most of the water dripping down the duct.

Jon HVAC I’ve cleaned it like that yesterday with a brush and Vacuum. It works better but shuts down before reaching to the degree I set. Now, I’m thinking a self cleaning spray followed with steam cleaner (so it’s less watery to drip in the duct and house). I’m going to put a the cover as a pan over the opening and a towel over it. What do you think?

The steam may be good to help break up the grime, but not so much for rinsing the cleaner off. I would still try to rinse it, especially if you're running it in heat mode.

If it's a big looking package unit. Then yes, all the components are in there.

Jon HVAC Jon thank you for the reply!!! Omg I just finished washing that MFR for the last 2 hours. I sprayed 2 cans of cleaner in it. After cleaning the layer of crap off the front then rinsed it and sucked the water up with a shop vac. It was still solid. I don't know if you should see light thru the condenser but you could not. I ended up spraying it down with simple green and hot water then rinsing it from both sides with the water hose and filled up 1.5 tubs on my big shop vac. Still could not see through it with my bright flashlight. It seems to be cooling much faster. Now the million dollar question. Do I use those cheepy filters you can see through or the expensive white ones that catch every particle? I hear mixed opinions.

@@WillaHerrera I would go with the cheaper filters. 95% of duct systems can't handle those expensive 3m filters. Not to say it won't "work" but, it will really kill air flow. Most duct systems are poor to begin with so using a 3m filter is like pouring gasoline on the fire.

Jon HVAC thank you very much for your help Jon. That's what I've been running so I'll continue.

What would you recommend for a slower foaming coil cleaner? Looking to clean out my four wheeler radiator and i agree, the slower foaming spray looks like it works waaay better

Logan Inglis I use NU-CALGON condenser coil cleaner for radiators and my outside unit. Just be sure to rinse thoroughly after. It squirts on as a liquid and foams heavily. I also use it on my condenser coil in my trucks. Best stuff out, hands down.

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The HD can is from AC-Safe, although it looks somewhat similar to the Frost King can. I've read good reviews for both AC-Safe and Frost King cleaners.

Yes these cleaners will work for that.

The natural one would be the safest. Car radiators are micro-channel coils. Most micro-channel manufactures recommend not to use harsh cleaners. They do make special micro-channel cleaner also.

Sure I don't see why not, just rinse it well afterwards though.

Rick B i pour beer on mine works great

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